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Solutions for the large-scale introduction of renewable energy! Solutions for severe power fluctuations Solutions for frequency regulation...

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Offices and schools

Utilities / Renewable energy

Storage Battery System Using Lithium‐ion Batteries

Worldwide Expansion of Storage Battery System Applications

Commercial Buildings

Residential

The Smart Energy System combines our technologies for energy creation (photovoltaic modules), energy storage (rechargeable batteries), and energy saving (efficient energy usage). The system stores electricity generated by photovoltaic modules as well as low-cost late-night power in lithium-ion batteries. By controlling electrical usage in the most efficient way possible, the Smart Energy System reduces facility CO2 emissions and power consumption.

【North America (USA, Canada)】

【Europe】

【Other area】

SANYO Component Europe GmbH Solar and Smart Energy Division

Mobile Energy Business Division

International Sales & Marketing Headquarters

email: [email protected]

Smart Energy Systems Department

email:[email protected]

email: [email protected]

The contents of this catalogue are current as of June 2012.

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Smart Energy Storage System: A scalable power storage system for multiple energy storage applications Based on Panasonic’s unique technology development abilities, production technology, and global supply chain, the company has achieved and maintained a major share of the global lithium-ion battery market. Offering an extensive lineup of lithium-ion batteries ranging from small applications such as consumer batteries for laptop computers, to larger applications such as the batteries used in environmental vehicles, Panasonic is a leading company in battery technology for various applications. In addition, Panasonic is a leader in the development and production of photovoltaic modules. Now, based on this foundation, Panasonic has entered the market for Smart Energy Storage Systems, adding a fourth key product area to already established presence in photovoltaic modules, rechargeable batteries, and batteries for electric and hybrid electric vehicles. Looking forward to future expansion in the renewable energy storage market, Panasonic will use its leading Smart Energy Storage System to maximize customer satisfaction with “coordination and integration” technologies actively tailored to meet customer needs.

To realize a low-carbon society of the future As utility companies begin the large-scale introduction of renewable energy to the grid, Smart Energy Storage Systems will become a key component. This is because renewable energy sources can cause instability with fluctuations in the power they produce. Acting as a stabilizer for renewable energy, the Smart Energy Storage Systems will serve as an energy storage source and play a critical role in the low-carbon society of the future.

CO2 Emissions Reduction System Stabilization

Large-Scale Power Plants

Hydro Power Plant

Power customers (from commercial to residential users) V2G

(Vehicle to Grid) 24 hour

Power Transmission Network

Local Generation and Consumption of Energy

■ Various applications for rechargeable batteries

Environmental Vehicles

Thermal Power Plant

Small-Scale Power Plant

Driving application Information

Large-Scale Battery System for Power Storage

Environmental Vehicle Batteries

Scooters / Bicycles

24 hour

store

Communities

New Battery Pack

store

UPS

Residential Use

Industrial Use

Solar Power generation

Comprised of storage batteries and control units to manage charging and discharging, Panasonic’s Smart Energy Storage System is suitable for various applications (e.g. Residential Energy Storage, Community Energy Storage, Utility scale ancillary services, etc.). Through the unique control method and know-how of managing energy storage, the system can control systems with over 1,000 storage batteries as part of a 1-MWh or greater system.

Peak Cut / Peak Shift / Energy Shift

Stationary Type

Buildings / Stores / Factories

Wind Power Generation

Scalable solutions for various needs in the utility grid

Cylindrical 18650-Type Batteries

Consumer Devices

Battery Power (kW)

Power

Nuclear Power Plant

Home and Business

System Stabilization

Community

Grid Support

Utility Use

Total Battery Capacity (kWh)

24 hour

store

Homes

Small Stores

■ Panasonic’s Energy Business

Photovoltaic Modules

Rechargeable Batteries

Rechargeable Batteries for Environmental Vehicles

Large-Scale Battery Systems for Stationary Applications

HIT® Photovoltaic Modules

Conventional Rechargeable Batteries

Batteries for HEVs / PHEVs / EVs

System Development

Schools / Medium-Size Stores Community Centers (Fire Stations)

Buildings

Factories

Solar / Wind Power

Power Plants

Battery Management System

Modules with global top-level conversion efficiency. Unique technology offers optimum power generation in smaller spaces as well as better production in hotter environments.

Batteries with high performance and reliability have earned the confidence of customers around the world. Panasonic has a leading share of the global market.

Panasonic is developing and e x p anding t he bus ine s s f or rechargeable batteries for electric and hybrid electric vehicles.

●Battery Protection Unit (BPU) and Battery Protection Module (BPM) for small scale systems ●Battery Management Unit (BMU) for mid to large scale systems ●Standard battery modules for energy storage

Panasonic's modules and equipments are indicated in blue.

4.0 kWh

6.8kWh

27 kWh

100 kWh

1 MWh

"HIT" is a registered trademark of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. The name "HIT" comes from "Heterojunction with intrinsic Thin-layer" which is an original technology of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.

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Storage Battery System

Storage Battery System

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Stabilizing Power from Renewable Energy Sources

Solutions for the large-scale introduction of renewable energy! ■ ■ ■

Amount of installed Solar (World)

Fluctuating power and severe output changes from wind and solar energy sources can be stabilized with energy storage, providing high quality power to the grid.

Amount of installed Wind (World) 1,000

340 GW 500 200

Solutions for severe power fluctuations Solutions for frequency regulation Solutions for peak-power demand

159 GW

20 GW

0

2009

0

2020

2009 : [TRENDS IN PHOTOVOLTAIC APPLICATIONS Survey report of selected IEA countries between 1992 and 2009] (IEA PVPS) 2020 : [JPEA PV Outlook 2030] (JPEA)

Solar power output

Power

1-MW System

2009

2020

2009 : [GLOBAL WIND 2009 REPORT] (GWEC) 2020 : [GLOBAL Wind Energy Outlook 2010] (GWEC)

Solar Power + Storage Battery System

Employing Smart Energy Storage System for utility scale

832 GW

Wind Power + Storage Battery System Wind power output Power

Grid Support

Charging

Smoothed Output



Discharging

Power fluctuations caused by renewable energy Discharging Time

24 hour



Power stabilization using Smart Energy Storage System

Grid

24 hour

store

Instant Power Fluctuation Control (Frequency Control) Utilizing the high-rate characteristics of lithium-ion batteries When demand rises, the Smart Energy Storage System instantly begins discharging, and frequency drop is controlled. Also when demand declines, frequency rise is controlled by charging.

Discharge from Storage

Frequency with Storage

Demand

power

store

Grid Frequency

Grid

Time

Frequency without Storage Charge to Storage Time

Grid-Scale Battery System Example

Storage Battery System

Time

Project SIESTORAGE (Siemens Energy Storage)

Panasonic’s 500 kWh battery system, consisting of 280 battery modules and battery management systems, is being used in field test as an integral part of Siemens’s new SIESTORAGE module energy storage container. The SIESTORAGE is directly connected to the medium voltage grid in South Europe.

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Power Supply

Storage Battery Capacity/Output

500kWh/1MW

Application

This storage system serves as a variety of applications such as Smoothing the natural fluctuations of solar and wind power to stabilize power supply and prevent power outage.

Storage Battery System

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Community Grid

Community Off-Grid Solutions to reduce the use of natural gas or other fueled generators for Micro Grids!

Solutions to minimize capital investment by using distributed energy storage on the grid. Solutions for severe power fluctuations ■ Solutions to stabilize distribution system’s voltage   Employing Distributed Energy Storage System for   a power grid(Community energy storage) ■

27-kWh System

27-kWh System

Employing Smart Energy Storage System for a power grid (Community energy storage)

Employing Smart Energy Storage System in combination with natural gas or other fueled generators Natural gas or other fueled generator output used to meet fluctuations in power demand

By introducing energy storage, natural gas or other fueled generators can operate at a constant rate, minimizing the fuel usage and even reducing the number of generators needed.

Load

Grid

Load

Inverter

Generator ▲Community energy storage

Backup Power Source during Outages

Use fluctuating power from wind and solar sources to charge storage batteries, effectively stabilizing power to the grid.

Power generated at night charges the Smart Energy Storage System, and is discharged during the daytime, shifting the peak demand and stabilizing the grid.

Power from the battery storage system can also serve as a backup power source in the event of a power outage.

Power

Solar power output

Charging

Discharging Smoothed Load

Demand Shift

Generator with Battery Management & Load Profile Load averaging is achieved by adding Smart Energy Storage System, reducing diesel fuel consumption. This can realize reduction of the number of natural gas or other fueled generators.

Original Load Output

Solar Power + Storage Battery System

Generator

Discharge

Generator #5

Power

Peak Demand Shift

Output

Stable Power Output

Charge

Generator #4 Generator #3

Discharge Discharging

Time

Time

Medium-Scale Power System Example

Generator #2

Energy usage Generator operating capacity

Charging Time

Generator #1 Time

University (USA) SES Controller

Panasonic is conducting a demonstration project with a University in the United States, where we combine the Smart Energy Storage System with a technology to forecast the output of solar generation. This demonstration project is aiming to contribute to the stable and reliable supply of electricity in an area with high level renewable penetration.

Power Conditioner

CHARGE

DISCHARGE Inverter

Lights

Storage Battery Capacity/Output

32 kWh / 7.2 kW

Photovoltaic Modules

30 kW

Battery Management Unit Air conditioners

Photovoltaic Module

Application

Charges the electricity generated by PVs, and uses it for peak load cut and backup power supply. Jointly demonstrating a system to forecast solar power output with a University.

Power outlet Commercial Power (AC)

Lib unit x 20sets

Lithium-ion Battery System

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Storage Battery System

Facilities

In operation since June 2011

Storage Battery System

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Homes and Small Stores

Industrial/ Commercial Reduces electricity bills by reducing contracted power (peak shifting) ■ Can be utilized as UPS function ■ Also can act as a valuable asset for Energy Arbitrage/Demand response and other applications ■

■ ■ ■

Reduces power bills through self-consumption of photovoltaic electricity Contributes to the reduction of CO2 emissions Serves as an emergency power source in the event of a disaster

27-kWh System

4.0/ 6.8-kWh System

Employing Smart Energy Storage System in a home or small store

Homestation DC

DC DC

AC DC DC

store

iEMCpro

Employing Smart Energy Storage System for buildings, factories, and schools

House Cabinet

VNB (Gridowner)

PV Module AC Load (Home)

Lithium-ion Battery System

Backup Power Source during Outages

Power stored during off-peak, late-night hours in the battery storage system is discharged during daytime peak demand, effectively shifting the peak demand.

Power from the storage system can be used as a backup power source in the event of a power outage.

Shifting peak demand usage by combining photovoltaic modules and Smart Energy Storage System; maximizing consumption of photovoltaic module power (Conventional PV)

Original Load Discharging Smoothed Load

Demand Shift

PV generation PV generation〈feed to grid〉 LOAD Consumption electricity bill

Before Output

Output

Peak Demand Shift

feed to grid Discharge

After

(PV Plus Battery)

PV charges to Battery feed to grid Battery discharges to load

PV generation〈charge〉 PV generation PV generation〈feed to grid〉 Battery discharges to load LOAD Consumption electricity bill

Charging Time

Facility UPS When there is a power outage, the lithium-ion battery storage system can operate as a UPS system to bridge the operation of critical systems until the power returns or a backup generator starts. Installation example: TV and radio stations operating during severe weather conditions Fire and rescue dispatch systems

Time

0

6

12

18

23

Residential Storage Battery System Example

Time

0

6

12

18

23

Time

Adoption for Home System (Germany)

Storage Battery Capacity

4.05kWh

Photovoltaic Modules

4.6 kW

Application

Storage batteries are used to maximize the use of solar power, which leads to higher self consumption. The stored energy is used during the period without solar radiation.

Under operation

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Storage Battery System

Storage Battery System

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Configuration of Smart Energy Storage System 24 hour

Panasonic's Kasai Green Energy Park (Japan) In the power storage building at the Kasai Green Energy Park, there are more than 800 standard battery modules, each with an output of 1.6kWh. Panasonic has developed one of the world's top level power systems with the Lithium Mega Storage System at the site. Efficiently controlled energy generated from photovoltaic modules, as well as energy provided through off-peak, late-night grid power stored in these storage batteries, is utilized through optimal energy management.

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Battery Management Unit (BMU) Power Conditioner

Battery Management System This component controls the charging and discharging of the storage batteries. Comprised of standard modules for power storage and a battery management controller, this component can manage multiple component batteries so that they can be used as if they were a single battery.

1.5 MWh / 288 kW

Photovoltaic Modules

1 MW

Application

Peak shaving: Store late-night power from the grid and surplus solar power for daytime use in the Kasai Green Energy Park

Standard Battery Module for Energy Storage

Contains 312 Battery cells

(DCB102U/104E) The standard battery module is a freely scalable building block containing 312 cylindrical 18650-type lithium-ion battery cells (18 mm diameter, 65 mm length) often used in laptop computers and power tools. By using proven battery technology, we are able to realize the highest level of safety and quality.

Cylindrical 18650-Type Lithium-ion Battery Cell

In operation since October 2010

Accomplishment of average 17% peak shaving in July, 2011

Technology Features Small Scale System

Storage Battery Capacity/Output

High-Rate Unit

High-Rate System

●Average peak shaving rate is 17% in Peak hour of electricity demand (13:00 ∼ 16:00) ●Annual utility charge reduction effect (preliminary calculation) is about 3.5 million yen

BMU BMU BPU/BPM Charge

Charge

Charge

Peak cut ratio for each day

Discharge

Discharge

Discharge

Storage Batteries

Max. 5 modules in parallel

Battery module

DCB-102U Simple system for residential storage system

Storage Batteries

Battery module

DCB-104E High-Rate battery module Unit for middle size application

Max. 15 modules in series.

Storage Batteries

Max. 15 modules in series 20 lines in parallel

7/5

7/6

7/7

7/8

7/11 7/14

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Mon

20% 16%

11%

Storage Battery System

18% 20% 23%

The day in big result of PV July 15th, 2011 (FRI)

7/15 7/18 7/19 Fri 22%

7/20 7/21 7/22 7/25 7/26 7/28

Tue

Wed

Thu

19% 11%

18%

12%

Mon

Reduction by EMS PV Storage Discharge Consumed Electricity

8/1

8/2

8/3

Thu

Mon

Tue

Wed

18% 14% 18% 17%

17%

19% 20%

Fri

Mon Tue

The day in small result of PV July 19th, 2011 (TUE)

Average 17%

Reduction by EMS PV Storage Discharge Consumed Electricity

Peak cut

Peak cut

Battery module

DCB-104E

Peak hour of electricity demand (13 :00 ∼16 :00 )

High C-rate battery for high power application

0:00

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Thu

6:00

12:00

18:00

Peak hour of electricity demand (13 :00 ∼16 :00 )

0:00

6:00

12:00

18:00

Storage Battery System

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